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Aftermath
The High Price of Denial
March 2006

Sport Pilot
Does the Medical Matter?
January 2007

Training
�It�s Always Been That Way�
January 2007

The Madness of Icing
Some pilots of light airplanes think that they can deal with ice. Here's why they're wrong.
January 2006

When Airplanes Feel Fatigued
When it comes to things that fly, metal fatigue is a bad thing. How safe are our airplanes, and what does the future hold?
September 2005

Tundra Tire Nation
Big tires are taking over in the bush. Is this necessarily a good idea?
September 2005

Forecasts: The Biggest Weather Traps
We all rely on the weatherman's educated guesses; sometimes we rely too much on them.
May 2005

Aftermath
AA587: The Perils of Flying by the Book
March 2005

How to Avoid Deadly Distractions
Modern instrumentation demands that pilots acquire new system programming and management skills.
February 2005

BRS: Parachute Recovery Systems
It's standard equipment in nearly 2,000 Cirrus airplanes. What's it doing for pilot safety, and will it mean to you?
December 2004

Sport Pilot and Light Sport Aircraft Rules
The future of sport aviation has arrived, but what does it mean to you?
October 2004

Check Ride
Don Stephens and his Cessna 182
September 2004

Flight Level Aviation
Richard Collins flies with Richard Kaplan, owner of Flight Level Aviation, to test his full-motion flight-training devise (FTD) and comes away with the GPS proficiency that is eluding most pilots.
June 2004

Aftermath
Amateur Accidents
February 2004

Check Ride
Ed Graham and his Rentals
February 2004

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